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I. F. Adjustment 11.2 Sn the signel generator for a signal of 416 KC
Connect the output of the Signal generator to the gnd of the lu detector through a 0.1 ..f. condemn.
Cannot the ground lead of the receiver to N. 0.6 mom. pat of the signal generator.
Turn he band decor the Range B poumn (itandud wave hand -purple dial color).
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Set the signal generator foe 1800 KC. Connect the antenna lead of the receive through
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Torn the rotor o( the tuning condenser to the full ON position.
Turn the band'elector to the Range C portion ( la Jun wave band --green dial mks).
Aa mentioned above, keep the volume control at the maximum position and attenuate the aigrin from the signal generator to prevent A.V.C. action.
Adjust the oscillator Range C trimmer (C16) unn put se obtained. See Pig. 6 for (ont o thú o. mº.
5000 KC AdPWm.nl Sei the signal generator for 1000 KC. Tun the rotor of the tuning condenser carefdly
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Do no change the stung of the mediator Range C trimmer.
Range D Alignment 18,300 K'C Adjustment
S. the mg.ul generator for 18,300 -RC Keep the antenna led o( the rerrive connected
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Tun the rater of the tuning condenser to the full open ponton.
Turn the band akcto to the Range D po 'stun (2nd thon wave band --red dial color).
Act mentioned above, hop the volume control at Ne maximum coition Neonate on he signal free the signal generator to A.V,C action.
Adjust the ocdlhtor Range D trime. (C57) .o0 maximum output u obtained. See Pig. 6 for location o( Chu trimmer.
15,000 KC Adjustment Sr. du dgnal generator for I5,000 RC. Turn thr
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Adjust the In and 2nd internage Range D rim. men (CI1 and C20) and antenna Range D trimmer (C7) to maxim
When adjusting the 2011 intersage Range D mm- wll be »eery at the sou time to ton e
tuning condeneer rotor Jowly bark and forth nod the peak of greaten inenity te obtained.
Then go bad and repot Ne procedure is given (or the 16,300 KC adjustment If it u found &m- eaty to make any appreciable change in the sang of the o,oiWoor Range D trimmer. Ne 13.000 KC ad - tome. mort be repeated.
Do not make any further change in the getting of the odkror Range D trimmer.
6000 KC Adjushn.nf Set the signal generator for 6000 KC. Turn Ne g conden rotor un annum
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f Chu trimmer. Use a nonmetallic screwdriver for chu adjustment.
Rang. E Alignment 48,000 KC Adjustment
Set the timbal generator for 48000 KC Keep the antenna lead of the receive connected
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until w output u obtained. Adjuu'the interaage Rang.9.e trimmer (CIO and
Range E trimmer (CO)C6 to muimum. antenna not change the setting of the mediator Range
E .mean.
Switch Contacon tg 'laniard arrangement nodcotact location
numbering haa been adopted. Thee numbering is Inured in Pig. 9. In wore contact locations rent u doe number applying to that panicule bcaton ú not employed.
Twenty-five Cycle Revivers The cary' oe cycle receiver differ. from tam
aiaty cycle receiver in the fan that "pedal twenty -fin 'pack filament and "B" power ttandamen mat be used. It elm ha additional condemn in the power usa --C67 and C68 u intimated in Pig. 3. The twenty-five cycle erandmnen and the ord.,. ben are dnovn in the pane Bac
The twentySve cycle on be operand saofaetnnly trama Jazy eyrie power apply 'f The two condoms C67 and C66 are removed. How- ever. the reverse
n not true, that i. envy cycle
receiver a cann be operated from a..vcnq-óvc orle Pow. Mg*.
111.200 Volt, 40 to 60 ode filament and "B' poser transformer. are Jin available for .ho model
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PAGE 10-16 LAFAYETTE MODEL B90(R)Early Voltage,Socket 'hrimmers,Coils
Resistances
LAFAYE'I"l'E RADIO MFG. CO.
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Type of
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Heater Plate
to Ground
Screen to
Ground
Cathcde to
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Cathode Current M. A.
6 3 6D6 R. F. Amp. 5.8 220
220
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6D6 I. F. Amp. 5.8 220 90 4.5 6.3
75 2nd Det. 5.8 130(1) 1.2 0.3 2.-.. 41 Power 5.8 210 220 16(2)
84 Rectifier 5.8. 50.0
(1) With 250,000 Ohm Meter (2) As read across filter choke.
Fig. 3-R. F. and Oscillator Coil Base Terminal Arrangement and D. C. Resistance of Windings
D. C. Resistance of Windings
Following are the D. C. resistances of the various wind-
Part No. W Inding P -12A227 Dynamic Speaker
Output Transformer Primary Output Transformer Secondary Speaker Field Speaker Voice Coil
ings in the chassis. The values given below slightly in different sets.
will vary P -9A440 Oscillator Coils
Grid Coil Long Portion
D. C. Re- sistance Short Portion
Plate Coil Part No. Winding Code in Ohms
P -53X108 Power Transformer P -9A443 Antenna Transformer ...
Primary Winding Secondary Winding --Either Portion
TI 8.7 1.0
Primary Winding Censer Tap to Inside Center Tap to Outside
P -9A439 Interstage Transformer Primary Winding
T2 44.4
Secondary Winding Center Tap to Inside
Secondary Winding -Either Portion 1.4 Center Tap .to Outside P -9A441 1st I. F. Transformer
Primary Winding T3
93.5 P -9A444 P.9A448
Motor Noise Reactor Pilot Light fine Reactor
Secondary Winding 97.6 P 9A446 'Filament Reactor P-9.\442 2nd T. F. Transformer
Primary Winding Secondary Winding
T4 44.1 49.6
P -52X42 P -9A447 P -9A445
Filter Choke R. F. "B" Plate Reactor Vibrator Filter Reactor
D. C. Re- sistance
Cods In Ohms
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Small
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3.0 0.9 5.8
T7
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200. 200.
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rODEL B90(R)Early
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Power Consumption
Power Output Sensitivity
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I.AFAYh;'I" l'11; HAI)IO 1F(;<. CO. MODEL B90(N)Late Voltage,Alignment Coils,Resistances
ANTENNA R. E TRANS. INTERSTAGE LE TRANS.
Fig. 3-R. F. and Oscillator Coil Base Terminal Arrangement
D. C. Resistance of Windings Following are the D. C. resistances of the various wind- ings in the chassis. The values given below will vary
slightly in different sets.
Code Winding TI Antenna Transformer
Primary Winding Long Portion Short Portion
Secondary Winding -Either Portion T2 Interstage Transformer
Primary Winding Secondary Winding
No. 1
No. 2
T3 1st I. F. Transformer Primary Winding 88.0 Secondary Winding 87.0
T4 2nd I. F. Transformer Primary Winding 43.0 Secondary Winding
VOLTAGES AT SOCKETS Antenna Disconnected Battery 6 Volts Under
I. F. Adjustment Set the signal generator for a signal of l'if KC.
Connect the antenna lead of the signal generator thru a .Of mf. condenser to the stator of the lu de -
Load te for section of the tuning condenser. (See Fig. 2
for location of this section.) This can be done by
Type of
Tube Function
Across Heater
Plate to
Ground
Screen to
Grouni
Cathode to
Ground
Cathode Current M. A.
6D6
6C6
6D6
75
41
84
R. F. Amp. 1st Det. Osc.
I. F. Amp. 2nd Det. Power Rectifier
5.6
5.6
5.6
5.8
5.8
5.8
245
245
245
120(1)
235
105 5.2
105 0
105 5.2
1.4
245 15.0(2)
7.5
2.9
7.5
0.14
30.0
52.0
(1) With 250,000 Ohm Meter (2) Read Across Filter Choke
Antenna
D. C. Re- sistance
in Ohms
OSC. COL
and D. C. Resistance of Windings
Cods Winding Dynamic Speaker
T5 Output Transformer Primary Secondary
L3 Speaker Field Speaker Voice Coil
T6 Oscillator Coils Grid Coil
Long Portion 5.1 Short Portion 3.2 Plate Coil 1.0 T7 Power Transformer
Primary Winding 415 Center Tap to Inside Small
Center Tap to Outside Small Secondary Winding
1.8 Center Tap to Inside 200.0 Center Tap to Outside 200.0
Ll Motor Noise Reactor Small IA Filament Reactor 22
L5 Filter Choke 300.0
L6 R. F. "B" Plate Reactor 4.0
48.2 L7 Vibrator Filter Reactor Small mmf. condenser to the antenna post of the signal generator. (If high capacity, use 1500 mmf.)
For this and all subsequent adjustments keep the volume control at the maximum position and attenu- ate the signal from the signal generator to prevent AVC action.
pushing a wire or conductor between the stator plates Adjust the trimmer of the oscillator section of the or by extending an insulated wire thru the hole it, three gang condenser until maximum output is ob -
the shield over the stator and pushing the wire theta tained-see Pig. 2 for location of this trimmer. the hole in the lug which extends up from the insu. 1400 KC Adjustment bated stator assembly. Set the signal generator for 1400 KC.
Connect the ground lead of the signal generator Turn the rotor of the tuning condenser carefully to the chassis ground. until maximum output is obtained.
Short out the oscillator section of the tuning con- denser Adjust the 1st detector and antenna trimmers fix
Set the volume control at the maximum position. maximum output. Attenuate the signal from the signal generator to Do not change the setting of the oscillator trim
prevent the levelling off action of the AVC. mer.
Then adjust the three I.F. trimmers until maxi- Adjusting Antenna Trimmer mum output is obtained. The location of these trim- After the receiver is installed and the car antenna mers is shown in Fig. 2. is connected it will be necessary to adjust the antenna
1650 KC Adjustment trimmer. Tune in a weak signal between 1200 and
1 1400 KC with the volume control about three Set the signal generator for 1650 KC. fourths on. Remove the cover of the chassis case.
Turn the rotor of the tuning condenser to the full The antenna trimmer in on the center ranting conden. open position. sen section -ace Fg. 2. Twu the adjusting screw
of this condenser up or down until maximum output If a low capacity antenna is used connect the is obtained. CAUTION -Do not turn any of the
shielded antenna lead from the chassis through a 150 other trimmer adjusting screws for this adjustment.
D. C. Re- sistance
In Ohm.
IMPORTANT -If the car antenna is of high capacity (600 mmf. or higher) insert the antenna plug with the mark on the HC side -See Fig. 10.
If it is a low capacity antenna, insert the plug with the mark on the LC side.
The General Motors cars have steel roofs, and a running board or other under car antenna must be used. These are low capacity antennas. The Chrys- ler motor cars (except Plymouth) have a steel roof separated from the body proper, which is used as an antenna. These are high capacity antennas. Other cars without steel roofs such as Ford and Plymouth have a built-in roof antenna which is of low capacity.
416.6 Small
5.3 Small
2.9 0.9 5.e
If a running board or under -car antenna is used, it must be one which is covered with a suitable in- sulation, to prevent short circuiting in wet weather.
r^ -I PS G
HI CAPACITY
L-_ PAINT
MARK ON PLUG
Fig. I0 -Antenna Plug Insertion
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P:3DEL B92(K)Early Coils,Aligrnnent Schematic, Socket LAFAYh.rl'rl'E RADIO MFG. CO. Voltage,lrimmers
Adjusting Antenna 600 KC Trimmer After thetereceiver is installedece and the car the an-
te connected, it will be necessary to adjust the an- tenna trimmer. Tune in a weak signal at approá
VAINT mately 600 KC with the volume control about three - MA" ON R.W fourths on. Turn the adjusting screw of the antenna
f QrOQOQvt
600 KC trimmer up or down until maximum output is obtained. See Fig. 3 for location of this trimmer.
As shown in this illustration, the antenna plug u inserted in one of two ways, depending on whether the car has a high or low capacity antenna. Full in. structions are in the installation manual packed with each radio.
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